Nissan recalls 236,000 2020-2022 Sentras due to a steering-related problem. Auto123 has more on this recall that echoes a similar one issued two years ago.
Nissan is recalling more than 236,000 Sentra compact cars in the U.S. because front steering tie-rods can warp and break, leading to loss of steering control.
In documents published by the NHTSA , Nissan states that if the tie-rod ends are bent, they can be damaged and deformed. If this happens, they may break and affect the work of the steering, increasing the risk of an accident. The work will be carried out at no cost to owners. Letters informing them of the situation will be sent out starting October 5th. A second letter will be sent as soon as the new parts are available.
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